This interdisciplinary program combines forest management, ecosystem ecology, ecophysiology, soil science and hydrology to provide young professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to contribute to the development of ecologically, economically and socially sustainable forest management, with a focus on the boreal region – the largest land biome in the world. This is the ideal degree if you are aiming for a career in applied forest ecology, silviculture, forest management, or a research career within these topics. |
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Requirements: To be admitted to the Master’s programme Forest Ecology and Sustainable Management, the following criteria must be met: general entry requirements: first-cycle qualification comprising at least 180 credits or a corresponding qualification from abroad specific entry requirements: specialisation comprising at least 60 credits in one of the following subjects/disciplinary domains: - Forestry Science
- Forest Management
- Forest Science
- Biology
- Soil Science
- Environmental Science
- Natural Resource Governance
- Physical Geography
and 15 credits in Ecology.
In addition, knowledge equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary course English 6 is required. This requirement is met by those holding a Degree of Bachelor (180 credits) from a Swedish higher education institution. There are specific rules for applicants from certain English-speaking countries.
The specific entry requirements stated above can also be met by someone who has obtained equivalent knowledge through a corresponding qualification from abroad, or in some other way. |
* We make every attempt to provide accurate information on prerequisites, programs, and tuition. However, this information is subject to change without notice and we highly recommend that you contact the school to confirm important information before applying.